When it comes to the intersection of fame and bedroom fun, the phrase 10 crazy sex instantly conjures images of rock stars, pop idols, and a whole lot of merch that makes you blush. Celebrity partnerships can turn a simple product into a cultural moment, especially when the star’s persona matches the item’s vibe. From hard‑rock provocateurs to boy‑band heartthrobs, musicians have slapped their names on everything from condoms to crystal‑tipped vibrators, proving that sex sells – and so does the star power behind it.
Why 10 Crazy Sex Endorsements Matter
Fans love to feel a little closer to the artists they adore, and nothing says “I’m with you” quite like a piece of gear that bears the band’s logo or even a replica of a signature body part. These collaborations aren’t just cash grabs; they’re extensions of the musicians’ brands, turning a backstage quirk into a product line that fans can actually touch (and, well, use). Below, we count down ten of the most out‑there music‑backed sex items ever released.
10 Rammstein Penises
The German industrial metal giants Rammstein have never been strangers to controversy, and their 2009 video for “Pussy” pushed visual boundaries far beyond what most American networks would tolerate. Riding that wave of provocation, the band dropped a deluxe box set for the album Liebe ist für alle da (Love Is For Everyone) that wasn’t just a collection of CDs. Inside the handcrafted case were handcuffs, a bottle of lubricant, and six pink plastic dildos in assorted shapes and sizes – a cheeky nod to the lyrical line “Size does matter, after all.”
The set could be purchased with either the censored or uncensored version of the album, giving fans a choice between a cleaner listening experience and a more explicit visual package. In Germany the album itself faced legal challenges, being barred from shop displays after a court deemed it harmful to minors. The addition of the sex‑toy accessories made the box set a truly unique collector’s item.
Rumors swirled that the six dildos were modeled after the band members’ own anatomy, but those stories remain unverified – likely just urban legend fodder unless someone with insider knowledge can confirm the truth.
9 JLS Condoms
The UK boy‑band JLS burst onto the scene via the 2008 X‑Factor, finishing second to Alexandra Burke before cementing their own string of chart‑topping singles. Wanting to give back to their fanbase in a responsible way, the quartet teamed up with Durex to launch a line of branded condoms, turning pop stardom into a public‑health campaign.
As the lads declared at the launch, “It’s important to put your love in a glove,” they cleverly re‑imagined the JLS acronym to stand for “Just Love Safe.” The partnership blended catchy pop appeal with a clear message about safe sex, reinforcing the band’s influence beyond music.
Each condom pack featured a close‑up portrait of one of the four members, sparking an impromptu popularity contest among fans. While Ashton was reportedly the top pick for most buyers, the set also offered a rainbow of colors, letting lovers coordinate their protection to match their mood.
8 Safaree Samuels’ Anaconda
Rapper Safaree Samuels first rose to fame as the longtime boyfriend of Nicki Minaj, but his own name hit the headlines in 2018 when a leak of his private photos sent the internet into a frenzy. Some speculated he’d orchestrated the leak for publicity, and the buzz certainly didn’t hurt his profile.
Capitalising on that notoriety, Safaree unveiled a hyper‑realistic replica of his own 12‑inch penis, aptly named “Safaree’s Anaconda.” The novelty item promises plenty of “bang for the buck,” and even his current girlfriend chimed in with an enthusiastic, “I’m so excited for you ladies!” The product has become a talking point for fans eager to own a piece of rap‑royalty.
7 Daft Punk Condoms
When Diplo posted a photo of an empty Durex box on Instagram, he gave a shout‑out to Daft Punk, linking the French electronic duo’s hit “Get Lucky” to a set of novelty condoms. The timing suggested a clever marketing tie‑in, but the story took a twist.
Daft Punk never actually entered the condom market; Durex clarified that the items were merely promotional giveaways from the duo’s record label PR team. While the band stayed tight‑lipped about the stunt, Durex seized the moment, stating, “We hope that by using Durex condoms, music‑lovers will continue to make sweet music together and have great sex!” The episode highlighted how a brief social‑media nod can spark a full‑blown product rumor.
6 Dave Stewart’s Vibrator
The Eurythmics’ guitarist Dave Stewart isn’t just known for synth‑pop hits; in 2008 he announced a limited‑edition vibrator that would come bundled with a free download of his track “Let’s Do It Again.” The idea was simple: a music‑themed adult toy for fans who enjoy a little extra stimulation while they listen.
What set this vibrator apart was its price tag – a steep £1,000 – and its lavish embellishments: 28 round‑cut black diamonds studded along the shaft. The device also featured a leather cord for neck‑wear and even included a guitar pick, blending rock‑star flair with intimate pleasure. It was a bold statement that luxury and sexuality could coexist in a single, glittering package.
5 Mötley Crüe’s Motley Crew
Mötley Crüe have built their reputation on excess, and they took that ethos straight into the bedroom with a collaboration alongside Lovehoney, the “sexual happiness people™” brand. The partnership produced a line of eight “powerful” vibrators, each named after a classic Crüe track and offered in a variety of sizes, colors, and vibration functions (either seven or ten patterns).
The marketing copy claims the “eye‑catching vibes capture the style and sex appeal of the band perfectly,” and while skeptics might question how closely the toys resemble the band members, the line has certainly turned heads – and turned on fans looking for a touch of rock‑n‑roll edge in their intimate moments.
4 The Vibrators’ Vibrator
When punk pioneers The Vibrators teamed up with Lovehoney, the result was a product that could hardly be more on‑brand: the Buzzin Bullet vibrator. Packaged in a Union Jack‑themed coffin‑shaped box, the toy embodies the band’s rebellious spirit while delivering a solid buzz for users.
Promoted as the first official mash‑up of a musical act and a sex toy, the Buzzin Bullet quickly sold out at concert merch tables and online stores. The band praised Lovehoney, calling them “a company who know so much about the band and who have the right, fun attitude to the product—a good coming together you could say.” The collaboration proved that when a band’s name aligns perfectly with a product’s function, the partnership feels inevitable.
3 Motorhead’s Motorised Head
Motorhead’s 1977 debut album even featured a track called “Vibrator,” complete with lyrics like “I’m really starting to buzz… I can do it like nothing else does.” The band’s early flirtation with adult‑toy imagery led them to release a set of four plain‑looking vibrators bearing iconic titles such as “Ace of Spades” and “Born to Lose.”
Buoyed by the success of that initial line, Motorhead expanded the range with three new additions: a vibrating glass wand, two solid glass dildos shaped like bombs, and a War‑Pig‑themed piece topped with a miniature replica of their snarling Snaggletooth mascot. As one member warned, “Just like the band, our products are EXTREME! Enjoy with care.” The collection solidified the group’s reputation for pushing limits both onstage and off.
2 Ghost B.C.
The Swedish metal act Ghost (known as Ghost B.C. in the United States for legal reasons) took their theatrical darkness to the bedroom with the Phallos Mortuus Ritual box set. Housed in a velvet‑lined, book‑shaped case, the set includes a bronze‑effect butt‑plug emblazoned with the band’s Grucifix symbol, a dildo crowned with a bishop‑clad head, and even a mock divorce certificate for those who might need an “exit strategy.”
Each item is crafted to evoke the band’s blasphemous aesthetic, and the set is offered in a range of sizes – from Men’s Small to Men’s Extra‑Extra Large – ensuring a fit for every fan willing to indulge in a little sacrilegious fun.
1 Marilyn Manson
Marilyn Manson has built his career on shocking the status‑quo, and his most intimate offering is no exception. The Double Cross dildo features the singer’s likeness embossed on the shaft, with a lifelike, soft silicone surface that makes the experience feel almost… personal.
The product comes packaged in a sleek black velvet bag, allowing owners to store it discreetly after use. According to the official description, it’s “wipe clean” and crafted with environmentally safe paint, though the face may fade after multiple sessions.
Designed to be both a conversation starter and a piece of performance art, the Double Cross dildo invites fans to literally get up close and personal with the man behind the macabre music.